The Biggest pizza in the Philippines
November 11, 2008 8 comments Food
Ever wondered where the biggest pizza is in the Philippines? If you are inside the Visayas region, look no further! We got it here in the City of Gentle People – Dumaguete city!
I’m no longer in Dumaguete as of the writing of this article but limme share some thoughts while eating the biggest pizza in country.
We scouted the whole stretch of the famed Dumaguete boulevard at around 5PM to celebrate my girlfriend’s birthday. That area of the city hasn’t changed much – not counting the current renovation on the boulevard and the taking over of the previous establishments by newer unknown, at least to me, ones. Establishments frequented by foreigners who either have permanently moved or were just there to escape the heat of the US elections and the economic recession in general.
We readied our palates for some pasta pigging but noticed a little space that’s new and inviting to both our eyes took that pasta desire away. Imagine not just the biggest pizza in town but the country’s! A eureka for this lover’s hunger! 
We took the smallest and the best selling of ‘em all! It was the Mamma Mia of course according to the shy yet accommodating waitress. This variant is a beautiful mix of tomato sauce, mozarella cheese, ham, salami, onions and bell peppers. And I’ll let the pictures mouth the word for me from here onwards. 
Yeah, the shape is obviously not perfectly rounded. What you’d expect for something that’s homemade.
But, take a closer look.
Look how thin the dough is. It’s very thin but is stiff enough to hold the toppings and it’s not crunchy that’d disprove your quick hypothesis of eating nacho.
Here’s a quick browse on the prices. It wont hurt your wallet in anyway.
BTW, while we were consuming our Mamma Mia, an order for the biggest variant was about to be delivered. They have to tilt the box for it to pass the already wide mouthed door of the pizzeria.
If you wanna know more about the biggest pizza in the country, visit http://discoverypizzaplanet.com/.
I’m hoping to share some more of Dumaguete on my next visit.
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Obnoxious Queer commented on November 13, 2008 @ 12:57 PM
OMG! Sure ni Nick?
Can’t wait to go there! With my keke! hehhe
Wow ha! na amaze ko!
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Nick Nichelle Dael commented on November 13, 2008 @ 1:18 PM
Yep. This is real.
The biggest will cost you a little over a thousand bucks pero ok na xa for the whole family.
Don’t forget to visit it pag mouli ka Dumaguete.
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Lance commented on November 13, 2008 @ 3:23 PM
asa dapit sa dumaguete ni bai?
ako i miss qyosko…fudnet…scoobys…or greenwich sa dumaguete…
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Nick Nichelle Dael commented on November 13, 2008 @ 3:59 PM
Along the street sa boulevard ra ni, bai.
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miong commented on June 10, 2009 @ 4:39 AM
Tilawan ni nato bai! and tan awon if unsay mas lami kani ba kang Mama MAria or ang Calda.hehe
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Nick Nichelle Dael commented on June 10, 2009 @ 4:48 AM
Lami lang ang Calda basta init pa. Mas lami and Mamma Maria. hehehe
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clarence commented on June 13, 2009 @ 2:53 AM
well, it’s here in Cebu nah.
ug nganong wala ka sa opening.
kaon na unta.
hahaha
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franchise businessman commented on September 6, 2009 @ 12:20 AM
Wow and laki naman ng pizza. And here I though sbarro pizzas were big.
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